Diesel engine converted to almost hydrogen

This trick was pulled by scientists from the University of South Wales (Australia).

Specialists have developed a prototype engine based on a diesel engine. It consumes only 10% diesel, while the remaining 90% is hydrogen. After the creation of this mechanism, the developers are confident that now any diesel engine can be converted to hydrogen, since, according to them, the operation of the injection system of their offspring is extremely simple.



It took the developers about two years to create the engine. The prototype pollutes the atmosphere of our planet by 85% less than its classic diesel counterpart. The main developer is Sean Cook, who was assisted in the work by a team of assistants. Engineers argue that when mixing diesel fuel and hydrogen, the result will not be achieved, since after the combustion of the two mixed substances, a large amount of hydrogen oxide will be released, which is not good. To avoid this, the developers have distributed the injection interval and location so that the mixture of the above components burns out almost without a trace.

Engineers are worried about the ecology of our planet: in their opinion, the transition of machine tools, dump trucks and other special mining equipment from diesel engines to such hydrogen emissions of harmful substances will be reduced by 27%. It will take two months to re-equip one piece of equipment with this engine, but in the future this procedure can be accelerated.

Now the developers are waiting for orders for retrofitting engines within 2 years, they are also interested in investors who can invest in this project.